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I'm not sure what happened, but I went to use a spray primer that I'd just used the day before, and it left little.. flecks all over the models.



It's pretty bad.
Does anyone have experience with this? Know a good way to get it off? Or will I be stuck stripping the whole model?

It looks like you shot too far, too dry/hot, so it was drying as it hit the model.

Yes, you're gonna have to strip it.

You'll need to strip it.
This is caused by paint drying in the air before it hits the model.

Balls.

Alright, thanks guys.